Volume 33, Number 27
Issue Supplement
Interactive Preview
ON THE COVER:
news
SXSWedu gathers voices on schools in communities, communities in schools
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Leffingwell takes pride in his hometown ... and looks toward one final vote
BY MICHAEL KING
Travis County runs a brisk deportation business, as other entitites call it quits
BY AMY SMITH
Major League Soccer in Austin? People are saying it could happen.
BY NICK BARBARO
Senator claims significant progress in women's health
BY JORDAN SMITH
City Council returns with a less imposing agenda
BY MICHAEL KING
Transportation officials move toward a finalized route
BY AMY SMITH
Sheriff's deportation program becomes campaign issue
BY AMY SMITH
A year after making a sarcastic comment, Justin Carter still faces prison
BY MAC MCCANN
5-4 vote reveals tension on the dais
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Supporters meet with Bill Powers
BY MAC MCCANN
The Marijuana Policy Project is rolling out a Texas legalization campaign
BY JORDAN SMITH
Add the EEOC to the parties weighing in on firefighter hiring
BY JORDAN SMITH
There are no stops on Ted Cruz's ego trip
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Craft brewery and brewpub options
BY ANNA TOON
Pro tips on where to find the best crafted cocktails
BY GRACIE SALEM
Friendly service and well-executed food at MoMo Korean Cuisine and Sushi
BY JESSI CAPE
Restaurants scramble to open in time for SXSW
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
March 1-4
music
Eight Austin acts showcasing at SXSW and deserving it
BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
You heard right, hippie – a new Vulcan Gas Company
BY KEVIN CURTIN
screens
SXSW INTERACTIVE 2014
A crash course in privacy, in case you've been (not unreasonably) living under a rock
BY JON LEBKOWSKY
Her program in peril, showrunner and star Mindy Kaling discusses digital media at SXSW
BY AMY GENTRY
Or epically fail at launching a tech product
BY DAN GENTILE
What 'Flappy Bird' can tell us about the present and future of game design
BY JAMES RENOVITCH
Whether quiet protest or paradigm shift, the handmade crowd has plenty to say
BY BRANDON WATSON
Meet the slam-dunk speakers of SXSports
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Leveraging a scorpion's deadly synergy in the battle against cancer
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Space returns as the final frontier of Interactive programming
BY MICHAEL AGRESTA
How is our obsession with photography changing an entire industry?
BY JOE O'CONNELL
Millennials have gotten a pretty bad rap, but do they deserve it?
BY MELANIE HAUPT
Adam Savage on the human capacity for knowledge
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
From drones to cricket flour to apps designed to make food deserts extinct, social justice is at the intersection of food and technology
BY MELANIE HAUPT
Twitter opens doors for some traditionally marginalized groups
BY ASHLEY MORENO
Getting down to brass tacks about one of Interactive's favorite buzzwords
BY ALEX DUNBAR
David Gordon Green reflects on a full career before his induction into the Texas Film Hall of Fame
BY KIMBERLEY JONES
'Maidentrip' circles back to Austin for Doc Nights
BY ANNE S. LEWIS
Chip Zdarsky and Matt Fraction get down to business
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
The czar of noir Eddie Muller on Walter White and classic dread
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Uganda's harsh, new anti-homosexuality law owes much to the Christian evangelical movement, argues this documentary.
Liam Neeson plays a flawed lawman once again, this time tasked with finding the terrorist on a plane.
A gladiator slave must rescue his secret love before Vesuvius erupts.
Indian romantic comedy.
3-D Russian film about the bloody Battle of Stalingrad.
Kevin Costner stars in this snappy but contrived mix of international espionage and paternal redemption.
The swan song of master animator Hayao Miyazaki appeals to the head and heart.
arts & culture
Orchestrating the transportation of 100 musicians and their instruments involves a lot of logistics
BY NATALIE ZELDIN
In a beam-exposed, remodeled garage, this artist prepares to send her work off into the world
BY ANDY CAMPBELL
Arts Reviews
Austin Shakespeare's new staging of the tragedy is all the richer for incorporating the Rule of Three
Exchange Artists' series of five-minute plays performed in and near cars boasts a lively party atmosphere
The artist's solo show commits to incorrect memory and reconstructed imaginations with playfulness and poignance
columns
Gourmet skincare by women, for women
BY AMY GENTRY
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Bastrop foundry has a heart of bronze
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
The week before SXSW: The calm before the storm of more queers than we know what do with ... Oh, we'll think of something
BY KATE X MESSER
In Texas we like wide open spaces
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
Major League Soccer in Austin? People are saying it could happen.
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY RYAN HENNESSEE
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY SAM HURT
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE